Edgbaston Golf Club

Edgbaston Golf Club is a private parkland course in Birmingham, England, designed by Harry S. Colt and opened in 1936. It plays to 6,128 yards over 18 holes at par 69, with tree-lined fairways, mature woodland, bunkers, swales, run-off areas, and undulating greens shaping each hole. The course has been nominated as one of the top 200 courses in the UK by Peter Alliss and is ranked both third most difficult and among the top three courses in Warwickshire. Hole19 golfers rate it 4.7, based on 80+ reviews. Practice facilities include a covered driving range with Huxley artificial surface, a floodlit short game area with a 9-hole par 2 skills test, and an indoor simulator and studio using Trackman technology and video analysis — all reserved for members and lessons. The clubhouse occupies Edgbaston Hall, a Georgian Grade II listed building. The restaurant serves homemade dishes cooked to order in a traditional British dining style. Private dining rooms and a south-facing terrace are also available. The Professional Shop can arrange personalised items including golf balls, tees, and ball markers.